Battery components maker to invest $1.5B in Terre Haute

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2 thoughts on “Battery components maker to invest $1.5B in Terre Haute

  1. Hydrogen is the future, Cummins and others know it’s better. And a lot of pipelines already in place. Less build out for refueling vehicles, same infrastructure as fossil fuel. Less left over dead batteries, less ruin lands from mining for precious metals. Less dependents on an ever increasing
    cost from an over taxed electrical grid.

  2. Just 38 out of 100 watts make it through the energy journey in a hydrogen car. In a world that pushes technology for energy efficiency those numbers are terrible. It’s near 95/100 watts in a full EV. The dead battery debate is getting debunked as well since companies are finding ways to recycle them or produce then with less precious earth metals. Weight is coming down on EV’s (increasing mileage). Hydrogen is NOT the future.

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